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Hi. There’s no problem traveling alone in Marrocos, just be careful in the cities. We (me and 4 other guys) are going in the end of April, for 10 days. If I can suggest something, avoid the cities (exception made regarding Fés, Chefchaouen and Uarzazate (or Ouarzazate)). Focus your trip on the Atlas Mountains and the Desert (Erg Chebbi - Merzouga - Zagora - Tata). It’s a pity because would be glad if you joined us (we are going with a off-road tendency attitude...).
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I take it that you will be traveling with Mark Moon and the other guys off the Gsuser forum, if you are going for 10 days and leaving beginning April.
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I take it that you will be traveling with Mark Moon and the other guys off the Gsuser forum, if you are going for 10 days and leaving beginning April.
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No. We are going in the end of April and returning the 1th of may. (In fact it’s 11 days...). Hopefully we will cross paths somewhere in MA. We are going in two old school (though prepared for a RTW trip) Xt600e, 1 xt660r, 1 S10 and a GSA.
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Pardal,
Thank you for giving me more confidence!
I've also been told I should focus in the middle and the atlas, like you said.
I would love to join you guys but i can't be restless until the end of april :-D
I'll meet some guys on the boat too I guess.
Still, if anyone wants to join, don't hesitate
Keeping this threath alive!
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April will be magnificent with loads of greenery everywhere and wild flowers after all the rain this winter.
Personally I'd dump the camping gear unless you are planning to wild camp. Most camping sites in Morocco are called that because they cater for camping cars (the French term for motorhomes).
Speed limits are sensible so keep to them. Especially as there's hundreds of handheld radar guns in use by the police!
Yes, agree avoid big cities especially Fez and Marrakech unless you are going to spend a minimum of two nights there—fighting the evening trafffic just so you can fight the morning traffic going out the next day doesn't make sense.
Where possible try to use 'R' regional and 'P' provincial roads rather than 'N' national. The smaller roads are less busy, the riding will be more relaxed, often the roads are more interesting. Avoid the coastal plain unless you are blatting back home on the excellent motorways. Instead keep to the Middle Atlas, High Atlas, Anti Atlas and the desert regions.
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